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CLSM-IA allows biomass calculation for microorganisms of a small size, since the limit of the technique's resolution is that generated by a voxel, the smallest unit of a three-dimensional digital image, equivalent to 1.183×10−3 mgC/cm3 of sediment.

We introduce a framework below to use the same physical aperture and still reconstruct an image equivalent to one obtained with orthogonal illumination but an enhanced passband.

The regions of interest were selected in the CFP (donor) or YFP (acceptor) image (to avoid bleaching-associated bias) and transmitted to the FRET image (equivalent to the Youvan image, FRETc) by the ImageJ Multi Measure Tool.

Thus, coherent SIM is not a super-resolution technique in the conventional sense for it does not gain sample information from beyond Abbe's diffraction limit; however, similar to conventional SIM, it allows reconstruction of an image equivalent to what would be obtained with orthogonal illumination but with an enhanced detection passband.

Filtered back projection or iterative reconstruction algorithms are used to reconstruct the combined raw data and create conventional images equivalent to those from a single-energy scanner.

By increasing the number of projections per camera head from the recommended 17 to 36, they produced MPI images equivalent to those using conventional SPECT.

With the 365-nm filter, UVI provides images equivalent to those from the previous missions listed above; in other words, it provides cloud images contrasted by the unknown UV absorber.

The SCAMP-3 Vision Chip can store on-chip up to 8 128 × 128 px images (equivalent to 128 Kb, taking into account that the computation in done in analog mode), the architecture proposed for the Spartan-3 up to 8 144 × 160 px images (176 Kb) and the Ambric Am2045 can store up to 4.6 Mb of data.

Images, equivalent to an area of 0.57 mm, were acquired at ×20 with a fluorescence microscope (BX61; Olympus).

These morphologic features would be more space filling in the pseudo-3D images, equivalent to a higher FD.

A lesion was defined as present if it appeared on two or more adjacent slices and encompassed at least one quarter of the width of the tibial or femoral cartilage being examined from coronal images, equivalent to a 'large BML' as described by Felson and colleagues [ 9].